Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), New Zealand

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Learn, understand and execute on the three overarching principles behind Scrum – iterative development, self-management, and visibility – and earn your Certified Scrum Master (CSM) certification.

Beginning with the history of agile development and moving through the disciplines promoted by Scrum, the Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) training course gives you a comprehensive understanding of the Scrum methodology while specifically reviewing the behaviors expected of a ScrumMaster. This two–day Certified ScrumMaster training course is suitable for those practicing or looking to practice the art of the ScrumMaster but is highly valuable for anyone involved in Scrum.

Even projects that have solid, well–defined project plans encounter some degree of change and waste. Shifting market conditions, budget cuts, staff restructuring, or any number of influences disrupt the best plan while contributing to customer dissatisfaction and staff discouragement. Moreover, projects that begin with changing or unclear requirements make it difficult to establish project expectations. Scrum is the agile development process that allows teams to deliver usable software periodically throughout the life of the project, evolving with new requirements as the project proceeds.

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This course is offered in partnership with Cprime Learning, a Scrum Alliance Registered Education Ally (REA).

Who Should Attend?

This Scrum Master (CSM) certification program was developed for any professional who is currently involved in or will become involved in the running of Scrum projects.

Current Scrum Team Members not certified, including:

Business customer, user or partner
Product Owners
Team Members
Acting ScrumMasters who currently are not scrum certified

Positions within organizations that are interested in moving to Scrum, including:

Project Manager
Project lead
Project sponsors
IT Manager/Directors
Business Analyst
Developers/Programmers

Please note: This course has an Attendance and Virtual Camera Requirement

Attendance is required throughout the duration of this course. Instructors will verify each student's attendance and participation to ensure course completion.
Webcam usage is required by all students

Complete the Scrum Foundations eLearning Series and download and read the official Scrum Guide and be familiar with the Agile Manifesto.

Explain and facilitate the Scrum roles: team member, Product Owner, ScrumMaster
Use the foundational, critical concepts of Scrum
Apply empirical thinking to your project work
Understand your team's productivity and lead them to improve it
Communicate the importance of organizational agreement on software readiness
Appreciate that the ScrumMaster role can be the most satisfying as well as the most difficult job on a project
Embrace the role of conflict resolution in Scrum
Work on real-world Scrum projects
Utilize the Scrum framework
Know when software is "done" under Scrum

Part 1: Lean, Agile, and Scrum

Scrum Roles
Scrum Events and Artifact Transparency
Sprint and Increment
Sprint Planning
Daily Scrum
Sprint Review
Sprint Retrospective
Product Backlog
Sprint Backlog
Definition of "Done"

Part 2: Scrum Master Core Competencies

Facilitation
Coaching

Part 3: Service to the Development Team

Scrum Master as Servant-Leader

Part 4: Service to the Product Owner

Part 5: Service to the Organization

Impediment Removal
Coaching the Organization

Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) Training Course in New Zealand

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Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) Training in New Zealand

Who Should Attend?

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What You Will Learn

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